New and Exclusive Wildlife and Eco Docs

Kyle Minor, a San Francisco-based designer and artist, bought an industrial-grade double wide trailer from some fisherman with the intention of moving it onto a piece of land and living outside of the city. When he dragged it down to the end of a pier on San Francisco Bay next to his shop, he realized it worked better right where it was. Now he has sold it as an alternative office space to a group of prolific inventors.Stills courtesy of Karolirene at www.atelierkism.com and Kyle Minor at www.kyleminordesign.com. For more episodes in this series, visit: New Urbanism

The Yes Men team up with Corporate Accountability International to punk Dasani.
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The city of San Francisco and architecture collective, Rebar, transform a dangerous intersection in the Portero neighborhood into a temporary public park. The "Pavements to Parks" projects seek to temporarily reclaim unused swathes of asphalt and quickly and inexpensively turn them into new public plazas and parks. These spaces become urban laboratories where the City can work with the community to test the potential of the selected location to be permanently reclaimed as public open space. Music by: Handsome Furs.For more episodes in this series, visit: New Urbanism

Watch the beautiful displays of the Flat Lizard and see the amazing acrobatics performed in the quest for a black fly dinner. Learn more about the fascinating world of the colourful Flat Lizard in this brilliant wildlife video from Sir David Attenborough's natural history masterpiece, Life in Cold Blood.

Contains brief moments of nudity. Bruce is shown how to hunt off the land and is invited to be initiated into the tribe.

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The venomous African snake hunts down a chameleon

Countless termites take to the air to mate in Botswana's Moremi Game Reserve. The spectacle immediately attracts interest as the birds of the region spot the perfect opportunity for an easy meal. Crew members Brad Bestelink and Jason Loughran capture the feeding frenzy on film...
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Most people would run for cover if they encountered a spider the size of a dinner plate. But it's one man's mission to track down the biggest arachnid in the world — the goliath tarantula. Wild Chronicles follows this brave researcher through the jungles of French Guiana in search of this hairy king of spiders.

Contains brief moments of nudity. One of the members of the tribe jumps over a line of cattle to show that he is no longer a child.

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Forty years since they’ve been seen with any regularity in the United States, jaguars have recently been spotted crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. This is good news to conservationists working to create a permanent home in the feline’s native range — a corridor that stretches from Mexico to Argentina. But the task is not as simple as setting land aside. While camera traps and satellite tags gather crucial population data, sensitive political battles are waged with private landowners and governments. The truth is, aiding predators is a hard sell. Wild Chronicles follows one man’s attempts to save the largest cat in the Americas, and discover what scientists are hoping will allow jaguars, and the people that share their land, to thrive.